Cotton, essential to India’s economy, and daily life, includes naturally coloured and hybrid varieties. Coloured cotton is eco-friendly and disease-resistant, reducing dyeing needs. Hybrid cotton...

Textile bleaching has evolved from early chlorine-based methods to advanced chemical, enzymatic & eco-friendly processes. Modern bleaching aims to improve whiteness, absorbency & fabric integrity...

Indian embroidery, including Chikankari, Phulkari, Zardozi, and Rabari, reflects regional culture and adorns ethnic wear, home textiles, and fashion globally. With computerized machines in hubs like...

Agrotextiles are specialized fabrics used in agriculture to protect crops, control weeds, and improve growth. They offer hail, wind, sun, insect, rain, and temperature protection, maintain soil...

T-shirts have become a major fashion trend in India, worn by all age groups and influenced by Western styles, branding, and celebrities. With innovations in fabrics, colors, slogans, and custom...

Textile quality affects clothing comfort, judged by feel, appearance & sensory experience. Comfort includes psychological tactile & thermal aspects. Fabric hand, air permeability water vapor...

Tirupur, the heartland of the knitwear industry in India has a supplier base which consists essentially of manufacturer who are mostly integrated forward or backward if not vertical. There are number ...

T-shirts are the cornerstone of fashion, evolving from the 1950s to today. They serve as casual wear, style statements and marketing tools. Advances in fabrics, printing, designs and women-specific...

Nanotechnology deals with manipulating matter at dimensions of 100 nanometers or less. It combines multiple scientific disciplines and fields using top-down and bottom-up approaches to create...

The movement of industrialisation was initiated way back in 19th century by coal mining, engineering and the two textiles industries including cotton and jute. For some decades before seventies, the...